Document Outline

• Overview
  • Features
  • Front
    • Front panel indicators
  • Rear
    • Rear panel indicators
  • LCD screen
  • Storage
    • CD drive
      • To insert a CD into the CD drive:
      • To open the CD tray:
    • Caring for your CDs
    • Hard drive
      • Hardware RAID layout
      • Volume configuration
      • RAID volume computation
• Setting Up
  • Requirements
    • Selecting a site
    • Warnings
    • Cabinet installation technical details
      • Ambient temperature
      • Height and weight
      • Rack mounting
      • Power source
      • Circuit overloading
      • Reliable grounding
      • Electrical shock
      • Battery precautions
      • Sufficient ventilation
  • Installing on a table top
    • To install the NAS on a table top:
  • Installing into a server cabinet
    • Cabinet installation precautions
      • To install the NAS into a server cabinet:
  • Connecting cables
    • To connect the basic peripheral devices:
  • Turning on your NAS
    • To turn on your NAS:
    • Troubleshooting
  • Turning off your NAS
    • To turn off your NAS from Microsoft® Windows®:
    • To turn off your NAS from the front panel:
• Customizing Your NAS
  • Precautions
    • Preventing static electricity discharge
  • Expanding connectivity
    • Built-in networking
      • To connect network cables:
    • USB
  • Upgrading
    • Removing or installing a hot-swap hard drive
      • To remove or install a hard drive:
• Configuring the NAS
  • Overview
  • Main menu
    • View Info
    • Network
      • Configuring the LAN1 setting
        • DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
          • To configure LAN1 using DHCP:
        • Manual
          • To configure LAN1 manually:
      • Configuring the LAN2 setting
        • DHCP
          • To configure LAN2 using DHCP:
        • Manual
          • To configure LAN2 manually:
    • Date/Time
      • Setting the date and time
        • To set the date and time:
      • Displaying the date and time
        • To display the date and time:
    • System Info
      • Viewing the CPU temperature
        • To view the CPU temperature:
      • Viewing the fan speed
        • To view the fan speed:
    • View Event
      • To view system events:
    • Shut Down
      • Turning off the NAS
        • To turn off the NAS:
      • Rebooting the NAS
        • To reboot the NAS:
• System Management
  • Windows installer
  • RAID Configuration
    • To change the RAID configuration:
  • System Image Restoration
    • To restore the system image:
  • NAS Explorer
    • Installing NAS Explorer
      • To install NAS Explorer on a Microsoft Windows platform:
    • Uninstalling NAS Explorer
      • To uninstall NAS Explorer from a Microsoft Windows platform:
    • Running NAS Explorer
      • To run NAS Explorer:
    • NAS Explorer user interface
    • Finding a NAS on the network
      • To find a NAS on the network:
    • Configuring the NAS’s network setting
      • To configure the NAS’s network setting:
    • Configuring the search range setting
      • Adding a search range
        • To add a search range:
      • Modifying a search range
        • To modify a search range:
      • Deleting a search range
        • To delete a search range:
      • Resetting a search range
        • To reset a search range:
      • Archiving a search range
        • To archive a search range:
      • Opening an archived search range
        • To open an archived search range:
    • Managing event logs
      • Viewing an event log
        • To view an event log:
      • Searching for specific types of events
        • To search for specific types of events:
      • Archiving an event log
        • To archive an event log:
• Troubleshooting
  • Telephone support
    • Before calling Gateway Technical Support
    • Telephone support
      • Telephone numbers
  • Safety guidelines
  • Troubleshooting steps
    • The NAS does not work.
    • The NAS cannot be accessed from a browser.
    • NAS cannot read the CD information.
    • A new peripheral is not working correctly.
    • A peripheral device connected to a USB connector does not work.
    • Cannot eject CD drive tray
• Glossary
  • 10 Base-T
  • 100 Base-TX
  • Capacity limit
  • DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
  • Event Viewer
  • Hub
  • IP address
  • LAN (Local Area Network)
  • LED (Light-Emitting Diode)
  • Log
  • Mount
  • Network card
  • Network system
  • NFS (Network File System)
  • Operating system
  • RAID
  • RAID level
  • RAID0
  • RAID1
  • RAID5
  • RAID10
  • RAID0+1
  • Rack mount
  • Router
  • Server
  • Service
  • Subnet mask
  • TCP/IP protocol
  • Volume set
  • Web server
  • Windows network
  • Windows Administrative tools
• Safety, Regulatory, and Legal Information